Tool overview
Credal is listed under AI Governance Safety & Evaluation AI tools.
What is Credal?
Credal provides an enterprise agent platform and registry for building, publishing, governing, and auditing agents and MCP servers. It inherits source permissions, supports approvals and action policies, exposes APIs and SDK workflows, and offers cloud, single-tenant, and on-premises deployment.
Best for
Enterprises deploying agents across sensitive data and systems
Who is it for?
Decision note
Rebuilt from the original export under the complete V412/V411 factual-source-verification workflow. Preview only. Apply remains blocked until Failures = 0, Warnings = 0, Unmapped = 0, Missing = 0; explicit clears are reviewed; image import is disabled or V380 accepts the asset; a representative WordPress edit screen is compared with the export and proposed row; and a post-Apply zero-change Preview succeeds.
Key features
Agent builder and central registry
Permission-aware knowledge access
Governed actions and human approvals
API, SDK, audit logs, and SIEM export
Use cases
Govern enterprise AI assistants
Register third-party agents
Publish governed MCP services
Enforce action approvals and permissions
Pros
- Multiple enterprise deployment options
- Existing data permissions are inherited
- Security and audit controls are built in
Limitations
A pilot is not the same as a free software trial.
Governance still depends on correct policies, identity, and connected-system permissions.
Pricing details
Billing options
Pricing note
Credal prices Enterprise around builder seats, user seats, data indexing, and model-token usage. Most customers begin with a scoped, time-boxed pilot; this is not presented as a free self-service trial.
Supported languages
- English
Integrations
Google Drive
Confluence
Azure OpenAI
OpenAI
Anthropic
SIEM
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